Title, Canon

 1    1,19  |            or to sustain apostolic~action by their own undertakings
 2    3,50  |           power through the united action of the~bishops dispersed
 3    3,50  |      dispersed in the world, which action as such has been~initiated
 4    3,54  |            bishops~takes collegial action in another manner, initiated
 5    4,84  |      territory, promote a unity of action among themselves and other
 6    4,89  |        vain, he himself is to take action against the~cleric according
 7    6,169 |       fostering of common pastoral action, the supervision of morals
 8    7,193 |          are to formulate plans of action with the patriarchs who
 9    7,202 |     meetings, they foster unity of action~and through combined efforts
10    7,276 |           to the needs~of pastoral action.~
11    7,278 |            promote common pastoral action; (2) see~to it that clerics
12    7,287 |             who directs the common action and~reports on it to the
13    9,322 |             through~which unity of action is fostered, common endeavors
14   11,405 |      goodwill,~esteem and unity of action between the lay members
15   12,410 |    exemplar of holiness,~under the action of the Holy Spirit, totally
16   12,468 |            be a fixed rule that an action can always be brought against
17   13,577 |          them, and further, if the action of the association~causes
18   15,651 |        caring help to the pastoral~action of the bishops, and earnestly
19   16,673 |          the Divine Liturgy,~as an action of the Church, inasmuch
20   16,698 |           is commemorated with the action of~grace, is actuated and
21   16,782 |            there does not arise an action to seek the celebration
22   16,782 |       however, there does arise an action for the~reparation of damages,
23   19,933 |          occasion for a rescissory action in accordance with the norm
24   19,934 |           consent is required, the action of the superior is invalid
25   19,934 |           counsel is required, the action of the superior~is invalid
26   20,947 |           time has elapsed~without action, the authority having the
27   20,956 |           made by common~law, that action has the force of law which,
28   23,1040|           whether and what~type of action is to be taken to vindicate
29   23,1040|         whom and against whom this action is to be~taken.~
30   24,1066|          law. 2. ~If, however, the action concerns the rights or the
31   24,1076|            is located whenever the action is directed~against the
32   24,1079|        legacy is the object of the action, with due regard for can.
33   24,1083|         that judge before whom the action was first advanced by an
34   24,1083|          tribunal before which the action was first introduced. 3.
35   24,1143|         cannot validly renounce~an action, instance of trial or judicial
36   24,1149|         safeguarded not only by an action but~also an exception which
37   24,1150|                   Canon 1150~Every action is terminated through prescription
38   24,1152|          Canon 1152~1. Every penal action is extinguished by the death
39   24,1152|           prescription. 2. A penal action is extinguished by prescription
40   24,1153|                   Canon 1153~1. An action to execute a penalty is
41   24,1154|        Canon 1154~Although a penal action has been extinguished by
42   24,1154| prescription: ~(1) any contentious action that might exist to recover
43   24,1156|           can file a counter-claim action against the~petitioner before
44   24,1156|            case with the principal action or to remove or~to lessen
45   24,1157|       Canon 1157~The counter-claim action is to be presented to the
46   24,1157|        judge before~whom the first action was filed even if he were
47   24,1162|          and force of a possessory action the prescriptions of the
48   25,1190|          the party's insistence on action as mentioned in that canon.
49   25,1194|           tribunal before whom the action was begun and is competent
50   25,1232|    questioned notwithstanding that action.~
51   25,1303|           perpetuity and by way of action before the judge who pronounced
52   25,1323|       parties and gives rise to an action for execution and an exception
53   27,1409|         out for initiating a penal action for~the prior offense. 2.
54   27,1411|         after the time for a penal action has~been extinguished.~
55   27,1414|      precept, either by deliberate action or by~seriously culpable
56   27,1464|          function in~the Church by action or omission, is to be punished
57   28,1469|           affirmative, whether the action is to be taken~through a
58   28,1482|           proven that the criminal action is terminated.~
59   28,1483|         trial itself a contentious action for~the repairing of damages
60   29,1507|      insofar as it responds to the action of the Holy Spirit in the